Michael Harding - Revision history

Ross Burgess at 12:25, 11 December 2015

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	'''Michael Harding''' (c1951–1977) was an Anglican priest and a founder member of the Gay Christian Movement (now [[LGCM]]).		'''Michael Harding''' (c1951–1977) was an [[Anglican]] priest and a founder member of the Gay Christian Movement (now [[LGCM]]).

	While being trained for the ministry at Salisbury/Wells Theological College, 1972–1977, he pledged himself to work for gay emancipation. He died from a motorcycle accident in Februry 1977, aged 25. At the time of his death he was a curate in the Diocese of St Albans.		While being trained for the ministry at Salisbury/Wells Theological College, 1972–1977, he pledged himself to work for gay emancipation. He died from a motorcycle accident in Februry 1977, aged 25. At the time of his death he was a curate in the Diocese of St Albans.

Ross Burgess: /* Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address */

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Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address

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	*Number 2 (1979): [[Harry Williams]] "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"		*Number 2 (1979): [[Harry Williams]] "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"
	*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"		*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"
	*Number 4 (~~11982~~): [[Lionel Blue]] "Godly and Gay"		*Number 4 (1982): [[Lionel Blue]] "Godly and Gay"
	*Number 5 (1982): [[John Boswell]] "Rediscovering Gay History : Archetypes of Gay Love in Christian History"		*Number 5 (1982): [[John Boswell]] "Rediscovering Gay History : Archetypes of Gay Love in Christian History"
	*Number 7 (1984): [[Jim Cotter]] "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"		*Number 7 (1984): [[Jim Cotter]] "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"

Ross Burgess at 17:58, 7 January 2014

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Ross Burgess at 17:57, 7 January 2014

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Ross Burgess: /* Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address */

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	*Number 1 (1978): Kennedy Thom "Liberation through love : the freedom achieved through acceptance of oneself, through solidarity with fellow human beings and through the union with God realised in prayer"		*Number 1 (1978): Kennedy Thom "Liberation through love : the freedom achieved through acceptance of oneself, through solidarity with fellow human beings and through the union with God realised in prayer"
	*Number 2 (1979): Harry Williams "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"		*Number 2 (1979): [[Harry Williams]] "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"
	*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"		*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"
	*Number 4 (11982); [[Lionel Blue]] "Godly and Gay"		*Number 4 (11982): [[Lionel Blue]] "Godly and Gay"
	*Number 5 (1982): John Boswell "Rediscovering Gay History : Archetypes of Gay Love in Christian History"		*Number 5 (1982): [[John Boswell]] "Rediscovering Gay History : Archetypes of Gay Love in Christian History"
	*Number 7 (1984): Jim Cotter "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"		*Number 7 (1984): [[Jim Cotter]] "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"
	*Number 10 (1989): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"		*Number 10 (1989): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"

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Ross Burgess: /* Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address */

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	*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"		*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"
	*Number 4 (11982); [[Lionel Blue]] "Godly and Gay"		*Number 4 (11982); [[Lionel Blue]] "Godly and Gay"
	*Number 5 (1982): John ~~Boswelll~~ "Rediscovering Gay History : Archetypes of Gay Love in Christian History"		*Number 5 (1982): John Boswell "Rediscovering Gay History : Archetypes of Gay Love in Christian History"
	*Number 7 (1984): Jim Cotter "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"		*Number 7 (1984): Jim Cotter "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"
	*Number 10 (1989): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"		*Number 10 (1989): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"

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	*Number 1 (1978): Kennedy Thom "Liberation through love : the freedom achieved through acceptance of oneself, through solidarity with fellow human beings and through the union with God realised in prayer"		*Number 1 (1978): Kennedy Thom "Liberation through love : the freedom achieved through acceptance of oneself, through solidarity with fellow human beings and through the union with God realised in prayer"
	*Number 2 (1979): Harry Williams "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"		*Number 2 (1979): Harry Williams "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"
	*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"		*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"
			*Number 4 (11982); [[Lionel Blue]] "Godly and Gay"
	*Number 5 (1982): John Boswelll "Rediscovering Gay History : Archetypes of Gay Love in Christian History"		*Number 5 (1982): John Boswelll "Rediscovering Gay History : Archetypes of Gay Love in Christian History"
	*Number 7 (1984): Jim Cotter "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"		*Number 7 (1984): Jim Cotter "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"
	*Number 10 (1989): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"		*Number 10 (1989): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"


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Ross Burgess: /* Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address */

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			*Number 1 (1978): Kennedy Thom "Liberation through love : the freedom achieved through acceptance of oneself, through solidarity with fellow human beings and through the union with God realised in prayer"
	*Number 2 (1979): Harry Williams "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"		*Number 2 (1979): Harry Williams "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"
	*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"		*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"

Ross Burgess: /* Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address */

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	==Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address==		==Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address==

	*Number 2 (1979): Harry Williams "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"		*Number 2 (1979): Harry Williams "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"
	*Number 5 (1982): John Boswelll "Rediscovering Gay History"		*Number 3 (1980): Jack R Burton "Our common humanity : the need for tenderness and realism in discussing sexuality"
			*Number 5 (1982): John Boswelll "Rediscovering Gay History : Archetypes of Gay Love in Christian History"
	*Number 7 (1984): Jim Cotter "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"		*Number 7 (1984): Jim Cotter "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"
	*Number 10 (1989): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"		*Number 10 (1989): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"

Ross Burgess: /* Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address */

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Presenters of the The Michael Harding Memorial Address

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	*Number 2 (1979): Harry Williams "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"		*Number 2 (1979): Harry Williams "The Gay Christian Movement and the education of public opinion"
	*Number 5 (1982): John Boswelll "Rediscovering Gay History"		*Number 5 (1982): John Boswelll "Rediscovering Gay History"
	*Number 10 (~~2002~~): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"		*Number 7 (1984): Jim Cotter "The Other Country - Spies of God, Friends of God"
			*Number 10 (1989): [[Rowan Williams]] "The Body's Grace"


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	[[Category:Clergy]]		[[Category:Clergy]]